Dr. Sean, first visited a Chiropractic office when he tore 2 discs in his lower back over 20 years ago. The pain was agonizing, but what was worse is that it was CONSTANT and unrelenting. The pain made everything in life difficult. He found it hard to concentrate, to be a good employee or even father when in constant pain. For a year he bounced around to different doctors and specialists until one of his friends recommended that he see a Chiropractor. He told his friend that he didn’t really believe in Chiropractic and his friend replied with “you don’t have to believe in it for it to work”. Little did Dr. Sean know what kind of profound effect this statement would have on his life. He took his friend’s advice and was treated. He was able to avoid the surgery and still to this day has been able to remain pain free. Because of his own experience he has tremendous empathy and compassion for his patients when they are in pain. He now views his debilitating and chronic pain as a blessing which has allowed him to connect with and help so many patients through the years.

Dr. Sean, is a Kansas native who has recently moved to the area to be near his children. With more than 20 years of experience he has had the privilege to work with professional athletes, Olympians, famous musicians, CEO’s of large corporations, international pastors and has been known as “The Chiropractor other Chiropractors go to be treated”. He loves technology and has a Master’s Degree in Management Information Systems, but his true passion is Chiropractic and he earned his Doctorate from Cleveland Chiropractic University. The only thing he loves more than being a Chiropractor is being a father to his 4 children. He enjoys kayaking, hiking and is an avid Kansas City Chiefs football fan and has even jokingly nicknamed one of his adjustments as the “Tomahawk Chop”. Nutrition, meditation, energy-work and breathwork are all practices he enjoy and incorporates into his life. He is excited to be able to share, grow, connect and help people in the SpringHill area.